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| • | x86 or 80x86 is the generic name of a microprocessor architecture first developed and manufactured by Intel. The x86 architecture currently dominates the desktop computer, portable computer, and small server markets. The architecture is called x86 because the earliest processors in this family were identified by model numbers ending in the sequence "86": the 8086, the 80186, the 80286, the 386, and the 486. Because one cannot trademark numbers, Intel and most of its competitors began to use trademarkable names such as Pentium for subsequent generations of processors, but the earlier naming scheme has stuck as a term for the entire family. The architecture has twice been extended to a larger word size. In 1985, Intel released the 32-bit 386 to replace the 16-bit 286. The 32-bit architecture is called x86-32 or IA-32 (an abbreviation for Intel Architecture, 32-bit). In 2003, AMD introduced the Athlon 64, which implemented a further extension to the architecture to 64 bits, variously called AMD64 (AMD), EM64T (Intel), and x64 (Microsoft). Source: [wikipedia: x86]
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assembly:languages
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Int 80h |
| | assembly language programming under unix in general, and freebsd in specific.
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Intel Developer Home |
| | technical product specifications, documentation, support, tools. almost all you need to know about intel products.
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MadWizard.org |
| | tutorials, downloads and links about programming assembly in windows, as well as a public snippet library.
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MASM Forum |
| | a forum for masm assembler language programmers.
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MASM32 |
| | a working development for 32-bit microsoft assembler. it includes useful libraries, documentation and tutorials.
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obock.de |
| | this site is about win32 assembler. introductions, tutorials, sourcecodes and freeware.
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terse |
| | algebraic assembly language employing prefix, infix, and postfix notation. assembler simplified. biggest advance in low-level programming since macro assembler. all the control of assembler, with the ease-of-use and look-and-feel of high-level languages. low cost.
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Webster |
| | assembly language programming and hla by randall hyde. book homepages. assembly language programming tools review. articles and faq.
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Win32ASM Community Forum |
| | a forum of developers using assembler in win32 environment.
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www.decard.net: Programming in assembly language |
| | assembly programming in fasm. asm-related links, code snippets, programs.
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